At some point, you moved out. And at some point after that — probably while standing in a supermarket aisle, or eating cereal for dinner again, or lying awake wondering if everyone else finds this easier — you realised nobody actually taught you how to do this.
Living Alone, Living Well is the friend you needed. The one who's already burned the chicken, cried over the smoke alarm, and figured out (eventually) how to feel at home in their own life.
Honest about the hard parts. Warm about the rest. Occasionally funny about the dishes.
Eighteen chapters on cooking, money, loneliness, roommates, building a social life from scratch, and the quiet, unglamorous work of becoming someone you can genuinely rely on — without a single cold shower or 5 AM wake-up call in sight.